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Creative => Customs Gallery => Topic started by: cheng on September 03, 2011, 09:04:58
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Playmofire-Gordon, did you mention Village People the other day? :)
hey BB! speedo dad has to keep up with his runaway daughter!
....maybe I should give him a more fanciful pair of trousers like the zorro from the ??figures ;)
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Great response, cheng. He's just right. :wave:
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Very cool. ;D
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PERFECTO!!! Hahahah! Keep up the fabulous customs, cheng!
Can't wait for the next installment!
Did you live outside of Malaysia for a while to acquire such a large dose of Western culture, or did you catch this from overexposure to TV and movies? Or you work in the media.....Pgal :wave:
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thanks PFs! :love:
....unlike today's malaysian kids, except for learning the Malay language, i had all my schooling in English. dont watch much tv nor movies since i preferred sports and other hobbies...have spent many long holidays in oz....am a boring accountant by profession...didnt have any other choice back then :P
now very very slowly making up for my lacking in the chinese language, i rather watch chinese shows than desperate housewives or CSI :lol:
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would you rather prefer speedo dad to be the construction hunk ?
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They get better and better, cheng. Dancing ones now!
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I think Speedo Dad looks great as anything...sorry you have only one. That is all I have...he came with the large pool. Love your customs!
Good luck learning Chinese...at least you have been around it all your life. We don't do TV in our house and survive fine without it. It is a shame how much time folks waste on it when they could be doing something creative....like building Klickies! Cheers, Pgal :wave:
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....am a boring accountant by profession...
I loved accounts back in school, but the staffing didn't allow me to continue it to exam level. I found it very satisfying spending an afternoon in accounts starting with opening balances and working through a year's trading and, hopefully, ending with a full set of correct balances at the end. Very satisfying! :)
In my last job, I once asked our Director of Finance who was an accountant and a most unpleasant man, if he know the difference between an accountant and a statistician. "No," he replied, "What is it?" "An accountant is a mathematician who didn't have the charisma to be a statistician", I answered.
Eventually he laughed!
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Pgal, I'm one of those few who agree tv is a waste of time except when watching natinal geographics ;)
.....correct balances at the end. Very satisfying! :)
...an accountant and a most unpleasant man....Eventually he laughed!
I was a science stream student up to A levels and never touched even book keeping, so debits and credits were a nightmare ....and i couldnt figure out why they balanced eventually (confused by those 'control accounts' ;D) ...these days, with computers, they dont have to stay till mid-night to find the missing 1 cent ;D)
(mod, please let me digress with this one last point) I often wondered if a nasty child chose to take up accountancy or accounting duties eventually create monsters :lol: (any real life experience out there?) I found fellow accountants, auditors and my assistant accountants were socially unpleasant (if there's such a word) and I left them and never regretted (still very useful wherever we move to)
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Hey, it's your topic. Do as you wish! ;)
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Hey, it's your topic. Do as you wish! ;)
;D thanks but will not take advantage of your kindness,
so to continue,
does speedo dad looks better in dungarees?
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:lol: Now that's really cute!!!
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thanks BB!
but dont go off yet....this one's for you, BB!
speedo dad is taking over as chief ;D
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speedo dad at another group!he has such a great potential!
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Oh wow, now that's a winner! A little pale-skinned, but he makes a great cheif!
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Better and better, cheng!
So we can have a full group, here's a link to a Village People photo (or maybe you're looking at one already):
http://adamabrams.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/villagepeople.jpg
Did you know that the US Defence Dept completely missed what the fancy dressing was about and, until they found out, used Village People's "Join the Navy" as part of a recruiting campaign!
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is 6 the official number for them? I made this before bed last night...
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Love the firefighter! :love:
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cheng,
I have to say I agree with you about accountants for the most part! Can't imagine how any accountant I know could do something as creative and entertaining as your YMCA men....they are an absolute hoot!!!
Too bad we don't all have several Speedo Dad's to change around and versions in about 5 other skin tones....wouldn't that be cool! Keep on changing, Pgal :lol: :lol: :lol:
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:lol: Wonderful customs, Cheng!!
Ace :brownhair:
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You've got me laughing .... :banana:
:builder: P) :fireman: :cowboy: :indian:
Thanks..... ;D
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thanks everybody! and your encouragement as well :love:
cheng,
I have to say I agree with you about accountants for the most part! Can't imagine how any accountant I know could do something as creative and entertaining as your YMCA men....they are an absolute hoot!!!
Too bad we don't all have several Speedo Dad's to change around and versions in about 5 other skin tones....wouldn't that be cool! Keep on changing, Pgal :lol: :lol: :lol:
I dont like most of the accountants I know ;D
this profession was my only smart choice back then
I'm better at art but did not pursue it as in this part of the world, most artists and creative people are poorer :P
yep, Pgal! I'm still waiting for new untattooed pirates :lol:
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is 6 the official number for them? I made this before bed last night...
Thank you for the dedication, cheng, and six seems to be the official number - you just need a cowboy I think.
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....you just need a cowboy I think.
thanks Gordon! is the term "QED" used for texting in the west?
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thanks Gordon! is the term "QED" used for texting in the west?
I've only come across QED in Maths. It's an abbreviation for "Quad errat demonstrandum" or something like that. It means, roughly, "I've solved the problem".
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I've only come across QED in Maths. It's an abbreviation for "Quad errat demonstrandum" or something like that. It means, roughly, "I've solved the problem".
must ask my son if they still use this in maths (Quite Easily Done) never knew it was in Latin ;D